Foam furniture

Memory Foam Lazy Sofa \nThis memory foam accent chair features ergonomic designs with 4 densities of foam combined to make the frame. The soft seat is in suede fabric quilting. Its elasticity is reinforced by buttoning, to make a soft yet supportive comfort. Multiple-use and portable, you can easily move from one room. It is very suitable for family movie nights, game nights, game-making, and reading. This sofa can not only be used in your small room but also add fashion elements to your…

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'pipe dreams' by douglas & company utilizes leftover material to unveil a new collection of furniture including a daybed, bench, and stool.

Paul Ketz's Marshmallow Stool - Design Milk

From the re-editions of Paul Cournet to the original projects of Finemateria, these are the new forms of polyurethane foam.

Read our interview with material designer Charlotte Kidger, who created a beautiful collection of furniture made from recycled industrial waste.

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Dewi van de Klomp's foam furniture sags in response to its contents

Make Your Own Mini Foam Chair For $25 — Sew Can Do

Showcased at the Amman Design Week 2019, Far-flung Studio's series of lighting and furniture explores the possibilities of giving old raw materials a new lease of life. Founded by David Selander and Mohammad Aljabi, Far-flung is a Swedish Jordanian collaboration that helps feed off two very distant cultures. The Hoop and Staff lamps explore giving

Mandy Roos and Victoria Ledig put their heads together to give boring industrial foam a new lease on life through a fresh and bold application.

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Here’s something you don’t see every day: Dutch designer Dewi van de Klomp created a whimsical soft foam cabinet that bends and forms to adhere to the objects placed on it. The product, simply called Soft Cabinets, came into fruition after van de Klomp stumbled upon some bright pink foam rubber—a product generally used in wall insulation and for cushioning car seats—and “fell in love” with its design possibilities. The result?

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‘Designer/Faker’ Bookcase Part of a series of open source furniture making, requiring minimal knowledge of carpentry. For the bookcase, only some board material, expanding polyurethane foam, nails and...